The bigger the current the stronger the magnetic field and hence the stronger the electromagnet. Hazard Consequence Control measures Water Electric shock Do not set up the experiment near taps ...

It is a common grade school experiment to wind some wire around ... It is also grade school science to show that neither an electromagnet nor a permanent magnet will pick up nonferrous items ...

Students predict the direction of current flow (or lack thereof) during interactions between a coil and a permanent magnet, then observe the experiment. They then repeat this for interactions between ...

The electromagnetic levitator (EML) is a multi-user facility onboard the ISS ... The video images also allow to investigate the shape of the solidification front and the time delay of double ...

Many objects around you contain electromagnets. They are found in electric motors and loudspeakers. Electric bells like the ones used in most schools also contain an electromagnet. The slideshow ...

An AC electromagnet levitates aluminum rings under sustained current and causes them to "jump" when a large current is suddenly introduced. The physical properties of the ring, largely the electrical ...

Physics Experiment 1-A (PE1-A) is the first in a series of non-nuclear experiments that will compare computer simulations with high-resolution seismic, tracer gas, acoustic and electromagnetic ...